The Rip Chords performed, with special guest Dee Dee Sharp and Stephen James Caldwell Sr., at a dinner dance fundraiser for the Cumberland Co. Sheriff’s Dept. Explorers on Sept. 16. The event was held at North Italy Hall in Vineland.Steven DeFelice

The Rip Chords performed, with special guest Dee Dee Sharp and Stephen James Caldwell Sr., at a dinner dance fundraiser for the Cumberland Co. Sheriff’s Dept. Explorers on Sept. 16. The event was held at North Italy Hall in Vineland.

The annual Bridgeton Crabfest on Saturday, Sept. 16th, including a 5K run, crab dinners, entertainment and more. The festival, a key fundraiser for the Bridgeton Main Street organization, is a staple for the community.

The annual Bridgeton Crabfest on Saturday, Sept. 16th, including a 5K run, crab dinners, entertainment and more. The festival, a key fundraiser for the Bridgeton Main Street organization, is a staple for the community.

SNJ Today visited three barbershops in Cumberland County to find out the secrets of their success. As many small businesses have been hurt by nationwide chains and big businesses, the local barbershop appears to be 'Hair to Stay.'

SNJ Today visited three barbershops in Cumberland County to find out the secrets of their success. As many small businesses have been hurt by nationwide chains and big businesses, the local barbershop appears to be 'Hair to Stay.'

A candlelight vigil was held at the Cumberland Co. Fairgrounds as part of International Overdose Awareness Day. The Cumberland County DHS, and Cumberland County Addiction and Recovery Support Task Force organized the event.

A candlelight vigil was held at the Cumberland Co. Fairgrounds as part of International Overdose Awareness Day. The Cumberland County DHS, and Cumberland County Addiction and Recovery Support Task Force organized the event.

Much like last year’s season-opener, it wasn’t pretty. Through all the turnovers, penalties and a handful of injury scares, the Vineland High School football team was able to beat Bridgeton, 27-8 on Friday.

Much like last year’s season-opener, it wasn’t pretty. Through all the turnovers, penalties and a handful of injury scares, the Vineland High School football team was able to beat Bridgeton, 27-8 on Friday.